Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of their chart-topping hit “WAP” and teased fans with the possibility of a new collaboration. The dynamic duo took to Twitter to mark the milestone, reminiscing about the success of their iconic track while dropping hints that they might have another project in the works.
“WAP,” which debuted in August 2020, became an instant sensation, breaking streaming records and sparking widespread conversation for its bold lyrics and unapologetic message of female empowerment. The song not only topped the charts but also became a cultural moment, earning praise from fans and fellow artists alike.
To celebrate the anniversary, Cardi B shared a throwback clip of the two rappers during the making of the “WAP” music video. In the tweet, Cardi hinted at the possibility of another collaboration, saying, “Remembering the fun we had making this. Y’all ready for round two?”
Megan Thee Stallion joined in on the celebration, retweeting Cardi’s post and adding, “What y’all think? Should we do it again?!” This sparked a flurry of excitement among their followers, who quickly began speculating about what the two superstars might be cooking up next.
Fans flooded the comments with their enthusiasm, expressing their eagerness for new music from the pair. Some even began trending hashtags like #WAP2 and #CardiMeganCollab on social media, demonstrating their anticipation for another collaboration between the two.
While neither Cardi B nor Megan Thee Stallion has confirmed any details about a new project, their playful exchanges have certainly fueled speculation. Given the massive success of “WAP,” a follow-up collaboration would undoubtedly be one of the most anticipated releases in the music world.
As the excitement builds, fans are left wondering when—or if—Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion will officially announce their next joint effort. Until then, the anniversary celebration of “WAP” serves as a reminder of the impact these two artists have had on the music industry and the cultural landscape.
